AT-HOME IV IRON INFUSION IN RALEIGH

An infusion suite means a drive downtown, a parking deck, and a waiting room, with most of the morning gone. There's a simpler way. A licensed RN brings physician-supervised Venofer® to your door in Raleigh, near Five Points, in North Hills, downtown off Glenwood South, or out toward Brier Creek. The visit runs 60 to 90 minutes, while you stay home. Next-day appointments are often available.

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Iron Therapy North Carolina

$400.00

Book your at-home Venofer® treatment · Same-week appointments available

Built for Raleigh Women

The tiredness usually gets blamed on everything except the real cause. A demanding job at the state offices or one of the Triangle tech firms, the commute on I-440, a house that never quiets down (there's always something to pin it on). But when rest doesn't fix it, and your hair is thinning, and your focus keeps slipping, low iron is often what's actually going on.

It slips past routine bloodwork because the number that matters, ferritin, isn't always tested. Your reserve can sit in the 15 to 30 ng/mL gray zone, low enough to flatten you, while a standard panel still comes back normal. So the cause never lands on the page, and you're left pushing through.

For most of the women we treat in Raleigh, it traces back to one of two things: a delivery at WakeMed or Rex in the last several months, or years of heavy periods slowly drawing the reserve down. The humid stretch of a Raleigh summer only makes an empty tank feel emptier. An OB will often flag the low ferritin, but flagging it and treating it are two different things. Most offices can't run an IV on site. That sends you toward oral iron, three to six slow months your stomach may fight, or a hospital infusion suite that eats a chunk of the day. Neither is easy to fit around work and kids.

It slips past routine bloodwork because the number that matters, ferritin, isn't always tested. Your reserve can sit in the 15 to 30 ng/mL gray zone, low enough to flatten you, while a standard panel still comes back normal. So the cause never lands on the page, and you're left pushing through.

Built for Raleigh Women

YOUR AT-HOME IRON INFUSION, STEP BY STEP

01
Pre-Visit Consult & Labs (24–72 hours prior)
A CBC and ferritin from the last 90 days confirm the infusion is safe and needed; if you don't have recent results, we'll point you to a quick draw before we book.
Pre-Visit Consult & Labs (24–72 hours prior)
02
Confirmed Booking
Next, you lock in a 90-minute arrival window that fits your schedule. Submit the request before 11 a.m., and there's a good chance we'll reach you that afternoon; after that, you’ll usually be given the appointment for the next day.
Confirmed Booking
03
RN Arrival
Your nurse brings the Venofer®, the sealed IV kit, and the monitoring gear, and sets up a sterile station whether you're in a Five Points bungalow or a North Hills condo. You don't have to ready a thing.
RN Arrival
04
Clinical Setup (10 minutes)
She starts with vitals, an allergy screen, and a baseline, then explains the hour ahead in plain terms so nothing is a surprise.
Clinical Setup (10 minutes)
05
The Infusion (30–60 minutes)
Now the iron goes in, slow and closely watched, while you keep doing whatever you'd be doing anyway (working, resting, feeding the baby, scrolling). Barely noticeable, most people say.
The Infusion (30–60 minutes)
06
Post-Infusion Watch (15 minutes)
Once it's finished, she rechecks your vitals, reminds you to hydrate, and holds a short watch to be certain nothing shows up late.
Post-Infusion Watch (15 minutes)
07
Clean Up & Plan
The nurse takes out the clinical waste, and what stays behind is a written plan, your ferritin recheck timing, and whatever follow-up makes sense.
Clean Up & Plan

ABOUT VENOFER® AND HOW WE KEEP YOU SAFE

® and How We Keep You Safe

Venofer® (Iron Therapy IV) is prescription iron (iron sucrose) given through an IV instead of as a pill. Raleigh hospitals like WakeMed and UNC Rex, and health systems nationwide, use the same iron. Delivered through the vein, the whole dose reaches your blood at once, rather than passing through a digestive system that absorbs only part of a tablet and often causes cramping.

  • Active infection or fever at time of visit = immediate rescheduling
  • Known iron overload conditions (hemochromatosis) = not a candidate
  • Certain pregnancy stages are screened out for safety
  • Real-time physician backup available during every home visit
  • RNs trained in adverse-reaction protocols and carry emergency supplies
ABOUT VENOFER® AND HOW WE KEEP YOU SAFE

At-Home vs Oral Pills vs Hospital Infusion Suite

Oral Iron Pills Hospital Infusion Suite Drip Gym At-Home
Best For Mild deficiency, long-term maintenance Acute clinical emergencies Rapid recovery & busy schedules
What to Expect GI upset, constipation, slow results Waiting rooms, sterile hospital vibes Boutique care on your own sofa
Logistics Daily adherence required Commute, parking, check-in delays We come to you. Zero travel.
Timeline 3–6 months to see change 2–4 weeks scheduling wait Results in days, next-day booking
Best For
Oral Iron Pills
Mild deficiency, long-term maintenance
Hospital Infusion Suite
Acute clinical emergencies
Drip Gym At-Home
Rapid recovery & busy schedules
What to Expect
Oral Iron Pills
GI upset, constipation, slow results
Hospital Infusion Suite
Waiting rooms, sterile hospital vibes
Drip Gym At-Home
Boutique care on your own sofa
Logistics
Oral Iron Pills
Daily adherence required
Hospital Infusion Suite
Commute, parking, check-in delays
Drip Gym At-Home
We come to you. Zero travel.
Timeline
Oral Iron Pills
3–6 months to see change
Hospital Infusion Suite
2–4 weeks scheduling wait
Drip Gym At-Home
Results in days, next-day booking

Pricing and What's Included

What's Included
  • Prescribed Venofer® (iron sucrose) medication
  • Licensed RN visit to your home
  • IV supplies and safety monitoring equipment
  • Pre-visit lab review by a supervising physician
  • Post-infusion follow-up and recheck guidance

Each visit is $400, and it includes the Venofer®, the nurse's visit, the supplies, a physician's lab review, and follow-up, with nothing added afterward. If you'll need a course, the buy-5-get-1-free package brings the per-visit cost down. HSA and FSA cards work. Mobile IV iron usually isn't reimbursed through insurance plans without a documented anemia diagnosis.

Single At-Home Iron Infusion

$400

HSA/FSA eligible

Buy 5 Infusions, Get 1 Free

$2,000

HSA/FSA eligible

Real Stories From Raleigh

★★★★★

Long days at the state offices, nothing left after.
A weekday clinic visit downtown was never happening. The nurse came to my place in Oakwood, I stayed at my desk, and my energy was back in two weeks.

-Terra, Oakwood
★★★★★

I coach and could not shake the exhaustion.
I run youth soccer on top of a full

-time job, and I'd started dreading practices I used to love. Assumed I was just overextended. My ferritin was the real story, way too low. One infusion at home near North Hills and a couple weeks later I had my legs and my patience back. I'd been white-knuckling it for months for no reason.
★★★★★

Iron pills and I never got along.
Every version upset my stomach, so I'd basically given up on fixing my levels. The infusion at home was painless and my numbers climbed fast.

-Wendy, Five Points
★★★★★

A blood donation flagged what my doctor hadn't.
The Red Cross turned me away for low iron and it finally clicked why I'd been so wiped. The infusion at home sorted it out, and I felt the change within a week.

-Amara, Brier Creek

Questions Raleigh Patients Ask

Each visit is $400, and it includes the Venofer®, the nurse's visit, the supplies, a physician's lab review, and follow-up, with nothing added afterward. If you'll need a course, the buy-5-get-1-free package brings the per-visit cost down. HSA and FSA cards work. Mobile IV iron usually isn't reimbursed through insurance plans without a documented anemia diagnosis.

Only a small share of a tablet actually gets absorbed, and the rest tends to bring cramping or nausea, which is why so many people stop taking them. An infusion delivers the whole dose directly into your blood, nothing wasted, no stomach fallout, and it acts faster (a change in two to four weeks rather than months).

Expect a small pinch when the IV goes in and little else. With the right screening and monitoring, it's very safe. Side effects are usually mild and brief: a metallic taste, a light headache, and occasional nausea; serious reactions are rare, so your nurse staying for the whole session is a precaution.

Usually, yes. If there's a private room where the nurse can set up and keep an eye on you, we can come to your workplace, downtown, out at RTP, or anywhere in our Raleigh service area, instead of your home.

Across the city, downtown and Glenwood South, Five Points, Oakwood, Cameron Village, North Hills, out to Brier Creek and North Raleigh, plus Cary, Apex, Morrisville, and the Durham side of the Triangle. Not sure your area's in range? Ask when you call.

Yes. Beyond Raleigh proper, we regularly visit Wake Forest, Garner, Knightdale, and Clayton. Anywhere in the greater Raleigh area, ask when you book, and we'll confirm.

No day off needed. The infusion runs 30 to 60 minutes, and you can stay on your laptop or take calls throughout. With setup and a brief watch afterward, the whole visit is 60 to 90 minutes.

Yes. As long as there's a private, comfortable spot where the nurse can set up and monitor you, we can treat you at a relative's house, a home office, or another location across the Raleigh area, not only at your own address. Done.